ST-SOA-005 Series
OBD Adapter Male to Female ST-SOA-005
Name: OBD Adapter Male to Female
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Industry
Connectors for telematics dongles and data loggers
A telematics device is installed once and then forgotten for years. It has to stay seated through vibration, stay powered through voltage dips, and never be the reason a vehicle goes into limp mode.
The failure we design against
What actually goes wrong
Fleet installations fail quietly. A dongle that works on the bench works in the depot, and then three months later a truck comes back with intermittent dropouts caused by a connection that was never mechanically secure in the first place.
How we answer it
Secure means physically secure: housings that lock, terminals crimped to hold through vibration and shock, and splitter adapters that keep the diagnostic port usable while the logger stays installed.
What matters here
Three things this application asks of the port
Permanent installation
Male-to-female pass-through and Y-splitter adapters so the port stays available after the device is fitted.
Vibration tolerance
Locking housings and crimp geometry designed to hold position rather than rely on friction.
Port protection
Dust caps and covers that keep an unused installed port serviceable.
Where to start
Families that fit fleet telematics & data logging
These ranges carry the parts most often specified for this application. Anything in them can be modified on your drawing.
Representative parts
Four models to quote from
ST-SOA-102B
OBD Adapter for BMW Enet E-SYS ICOM Coding ST-SOA-102B
Name: OBD Adapter Male to RJ45 for BMW F-Series
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ST-SOA-004
OBD Adapter Male to Female 3 In 1 ST-SOA-004
Name: OBD Adapter Male to Female 3 In 1
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Specifying a port for fleet telematics & data logging?
Tell us the vehicle, the protocol and the duty cycle. We answer with a catalogue part number, or a tooling proposal if nothing standard survives your application.